My father's brain: life in the shadow of Alzheimer's

We could always move to Georgia

So, when will you bring PIA?

Then I will take a taxi

Well, your reputation will live on

One day she will be gone, and this will all be left behind

It seems we are dealing here with a special illness

Thesedays have finally come

You want to put him in a locked unit like his mother?

She told me she will work for free - Well, don't worry about my loneliness

Where is your mom?

If you don't know math, that is not my problem

You're my family

Don't worry, things will work out.

Introduction: They used to call me Topper --

We could always move to Georgia --

So, when will you bring PIA? --

Then I will take a taxi --

Well, your reputation will live on --

One day she will be gone, and this will all be left behind --

It seems we are dealing here with a special illness --

These days have finally come --

You want to put him in a locked unit like his mother? --

She told me she will work for free --

Well, don't worry about my loneliness! --

Where is your mom? --

If you don't know math, that is not my problem --

You're my family --

Don't worry, things will work out.